These are actual ICD-10 codes which depict the nature of a patientâs diagnosis and condition. Rather than mentioning the specifics of the condition for e.g. laterality of the patientâs body, it would just state the diagnosis containing the word âunspecifiedâ in it. For e.g. (A0100 Typhoid fever â unspecified)
Best Answer: DUI - Driving Under the Influence OWI - Operating While Impaired DWI - Driving While Intoxicated The biggest difference between DUI and DWI is only in what the letters stand for. In some states, the drunk driving laws differentiate between a DUI and a DWI, where the DUI is a lesser charge. In these states, a DUI usually signifies a lesser degree of intoxication, which is determined by a personâs blood alcohol level at the time of arrest.
Alaska laws do not use the term OWI. Alaska Drunk Driving Laws. Under Alaska drunk driving laws, if the Municipality of Anchorage charges a person with a drunk driving offense, it is called an OUI under the Municipal Code of Ordinances. When a person is charged with a drunk driving offense outside of the municipality of Anchorage, the charge is called DUI under the State Criminal Code.